NASA Joins Rice University for 2024 Space Studies Program
Through a continuing partnership with
"Johnson Space Center is looking forward to partnering with Rice as it hosts the International Space University's Space Studies Program in partnership with Rice University," said
The Space Studies Program is an educational and training program in the space sector, covering both technical and non-technical aspects, in an international, intercultural, and interdisciplinary environment.
During an intensive eight-week program, 200+ participants, lecturers, professors, staff members, experts, and executives from American and international space agencies and private companies from over 30 countries will converge in
The program aims to provide aspiring space professionals and leaders with an educational experience, featuring a curriculum covering space exploration engineering, policy, business and management, and applications. Hands-on projects, workshops, and immersive learning experiences will provide students with networking opportunities with a global community of space enthusiasts.
Learn more about how NASA explores the unknown and innovates for the benefit of humanity at:
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